Kurz-kasch, Inc.

Delaware Capital Formation, Inc.

Stephen H Purvines

George E Kochanowski

Robert G Farrell

Brad Callis

Andrei Chugunov

Steve Gettinger

Gary F Glass

Devices and methods are provided for a rotor assembly and an electric motor. One embodiment for a rotor assembly includes a first rotor including a first interface surface and a second rotor including a second interface surface corresponding to the first interface surface. Also, the first rotor is positioned with the first interface surface in direct physical contact with the second interface surface of the second rotor.

Rotor assembly

A fan impeller having fan blades, a base plate, a support ring and fasteners to releasably hold the fan blades between the base plate and the support ring. The base a plate includes channels each having two or more sockets that receive and releasably seat at least a portion of the fan blade. The position of the fan blade relative the axis of rotation of the impeller can be selected from the two or more sockets. The support ring includes grooves in which at least a portion of the fan blade releasably seats to hold the fan blades static relative the base plate and the support ring. The fasteners can extend between the base plate and the support ring to releasably hold the two or more blades.

Fan impeller

Embodiments include a fuel rail and method for making the fuel rail. Embodiments of the fuel rail include an elongate lining having a surface defining a lumen, a pressure port having a lumen in fluid communication with the lumen of the elongate lining, and a thermoset composite body surrounding at least a portion of the elongate lining and the pressure port.

Fuel rail

Devices and methods are provided for a motor stator. One embodiment for a stator includes a frame for stator windings that includes a hub, spacing members, a rim and posts for receiving and positioning windings of a stator coil. A thermoset material is supplied to the stator to encapsulate the stator.

Electric motor stator

A miniature solenoid valve including a housing defining an axial passage with a valve seat formed integral with the housing and including a minute flow orifice in fluidic communication with the axial passage. A magnetic actuator is positioned within the axial passage and is adapted for reciprocating movement along an actuation axis. A valve element is engagable with the integrally formed valve seat to substantially prevent flow through the minute flow orifice in response to displacement of the magnetic actuator along the actuation axis. In another embodiment, a connection element is formed integral with the housing and is configured for sealing engagement with a pressurized flow source to supply flow to the flow orifice. In a further embodiment, the housing defines a closed end and an open end, with a pole piece engaged with the valve housing and including a transverse portion covering the open end of the valve housing.

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Mishawaka, IN, United States of America

Stephen H Purvines